Dietrich and the Third Liberty Bond Drive at Dietrich
An article reflects on Dietrich community support for the National Government in World War I, praising thrift and sacrifice. It notes past campaigns, praises the Salvation Army relief effort, lists local organizers, reports a $155.15 contribution, and mentions local residents including Miss Bertha Patterson and Harry Gage. Wounded soldiers Lyall Shellman and Leslie Eddy are named, along with social events and local business updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Dietrich
Salvation Army
Bertha Patterson
Harry Gage
TL. Mustard
Helen Zimmerman
H. E B. Cornell
Tinnella Leitheiser
Clirter
Clark
Myrtle Borden
Claude Myers
Army of the Lord
Bert P. King
Montana
Glenn Kershner
Butte
S.C. Stewart
Twin Falls
George D. Saviers
Stewart
J. E. Houston
Dietrich Tract
Uncle Sam
Lyall Shellman
Leslie Eddy
France
Wood River News Highlights Local Routines and Health Update
The community reports Mrs. Cleveland improving after gallstone surgery and residents busy with haying as second crops near completion. Miss Onn Hrdton works for Mrs. Sam Lewis at Thom Creek. Red Cross sewing begins today with weekly sessions and a quilt sale fundraiser bringing in about 30 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Onn Hrdton
Sam Lewis
Thom Creek
W. Peck
Hattle
Harrison Ryan
Mia. Mills
Michigan
Pearl Sparks
Stoke
Rex Ballard
Red Cross
C. B. Sparks
Lester Cox
H. Ryan
Tanner Ryan
Mabel Rands
Rumor of cross party primaries in state race
A historical note reports political rumors aimed at swaying voters before the primaries. It alleges Van Deusen and Daugherty seek outside help to win state offices, while league leaders push League voters to back Democratic or Nonpartisan candidates. The piece records internecine strategies and calls for party unity in the general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
VanDeusen
Daugherty
VanDeesen
League
van Duesen
Inte
Repub-icans
Salvation Army Drive Sees Partial Yet Rising Totals
The Salvation Army drive targets $650 in Lincoln County with $596.90 reported so far. Trertha Patterson of Dietrich leads in her section with $155.45 on a $109 assessment, while Richfield reports $170.75 toward $200. The Shoshone south side collects $199, with north side and North Shoshone tract still canvassing. Mrs Ryan reports $29.20 plus $41.05 for Lillie Sprenger. many workers have not reported. Continuous updates awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Koreden
Salvation Army
Bex
Lincoln County
Ing
Trertha Patterson
Dietrich
Leo
Richfield
R. Kays
Lilie Shrenger
Bert Calhoun
Harmison Ryan
Gottfried Gehrig
Local Honor Roll Wish Acknowledges Soldiers Names
The Journal seeks to include all residents from Shoshone and nearby areas in its honor roll. Enlistments and drafts complicate completeness, so readers are asked to help verify names. The paper also notes a government order ceasing free paper delivery to prepaid subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
North Shoshone
Dietrich
Owina
Kimama
Lincoln County
Proposrtion
New Registrants for Lincoln County Registration Day
The exemption board records listing male registrants age 21 since June to August 24 includes Omar Alphonsum Goodrich and Leo Arion Ambrasg for Lincoln County on August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoin County
Omar Alphonsum Goodrich
Leo Arion Ambrasg
Red Cross Month Work Report From Lincoln County Chapter
On Tuesday August 27 Mrs. M. T. Whitenack shipped 200 pairs of socks and 45 sweaters marking the Lincoln County Red Cross chapter's monthly efforts. The article urges continued knitting and active support while praising the boys for keeping up the pace against the Huns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Whitenack
Lincoln County
Guild Meeting Announces September 4 Guild Plan
The first Guild meeting is set for Wednesday September 4 at 2 30 PM at Mrs W H L Murphy s home. Miss Shank sister of Mr David Mitchell arrives from Colorado. Mrs Shank will teach at Richfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HL Murphy
Shank
David Mitchell
Colorado
Richfield
Patriotic services mark Shoshone dedication day
Shoshone held a patriotic gathering at the court house yard to dedicate a new 100 foot steel flagpole and flag. The event featured Prof. W. M. Massey as chair, prayers by Rev. Barger, addresses by Judge Fuller and John Badley, and a welcome salute by Deno McMahon before the audience sang the Star Spangled Banner. Citizens then bid farewell to soldiers heading to American service, with additional songs uniting Lincoln county in a shared patriotic moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
United States
Court House Yard
W. M. Massey
Jerome Schools
Rev. Barger
Judge Fuller
Grand Army of the Republic
John Badley
Deno McMahon
Hoy Scouts
America
Foreclosure and Notice Spans Court Docket
Court House News lists foreclosures by the Trust Company of New York and attorneys for plaintiffs against J C Jasper, Pleasant A Tucker, John M Price, and others. Also noted are lis pendens by Paul R Kartzke, and damages suit by W H Murphy against U S Railroad. Marriage licenses issued include multiple couples such as Aust Cummins with Violet Erickson and Homer Jennitsy Auderson with Lines Etva Gurweil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eaultabie ‘Trust Company of New York, Corporation
Lyman Rhoads Trustees
J. C. Jasper
Pleasant A. Tucker
John M. Price
Oppesheim, Walters & Hodgin
Clift Cummins
Violet Erickson
Oakly
Ags
Ise
Homer Jenninsy Auderson
Lines Etva Gurweil
Tervee
Aamuat
Sterling Frank Freeman
Alma Elizabeth Walker
Ferome
Joe B. Andrade
Mary Beles
Shoshones
Aummst
Barnett Stillwell
Jeta Smith
Jerome
Arrives Safely T Baer Writes Fred Monson From Mohraville Pa
A letter dated August 22 1918 from T H Baer Northside farmer to Fred Monson Shoshone Idaho describes driving an Oakland car 6178 miles since June first traveling through good and bad roads. Baer notes one tire off twice and plans to enlist next week while attending the county fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Baer
Pennsylvania
Mr. Baer
Fred Monson
Mohraville
Shostone
Idaho
Shoshone
Mohravidle
Red Cross seeks sewing help for children dresses
Red Cross members called to aid in the sewing room of the Lincoln County Chapter. An Oct 1 deadline looms for a large allotment. Currently making children’s dresses in gold size. asking for four small buttons, flat and black or brown, plus spares. Plan is to work two days weekly. note that the allotment must not be torn down. Mrs. Horne chairs the Supply Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Horne
Selecting a Hired Man for Idaho Senate Seats
Idaho voters face a two candidate field for the United States Senate with focus on experience and character to guide postwar decisions. Judge Leahy and Frank R. Gooding, former governor and Federal Fuel Administrator, are highlighted as leading contenders, with Gooding praised for irrigation projects and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
United States Senate
Borah
Bank BR
Gooding
Jaze Allahle
Judsen
Eahie
Supreme Court
Aevet
Frank R. Gooding
American Der Schwine Labeled by Treasonous Citizens
A fragment recounts American soldiers captured by German captors hearing contemptuous phrases from German civilians. The piece alleges Townley and allied traitors, disguised as Americans, spread hostile expressions and mock German phrases, reflecting wartime strain and derision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townley
Hiy
Filer Jensen Couple Married in Malley Then Return Home
Wil Fiter and Pearl Jensen wed in Malley on Monday evening August 25. They returned to Shoshone, were greeted by friends that night, and later shared a party to recount their day. The couple, employed by a local irrigation firm, will settle in Richfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Fiter
Pearl Jensen
Malley
Filer
Hagny
Richfield
Millinery Opening and Local Post Office News in Shoeshone
Mrs. Gen W Bacon of Gooding invites ladies to a millinery opening this Saturday. Ruth Sanford of Omaha greets patrons at the Sho shone post office window. Sanford, a Nebraska University graduate, stayed after meeting Fern Noble. Postmaster Noble hires Sanford to help at the window. Conductor McCollum learns an assistant is provided. Two Callen brothers head to Camp Fremont, joining five Callen family members in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ruth Sanford
Omaha
Neb
Miss Sanford
Nebraska University
Fern Noble
Idaho
Miss Noble
Noble
Uncle Sam
Shoshone High School Plan Seeks Expanded Vocational Program
The Shoshone School Board and Superintendent announce a six year Junior and Senior High plan to widen industrial commercial teaching. Boys will study wood and metal work and military service prep, girls will take cooking sewing sanitation and economy, plus a new Junior High division to extend courses to seventh and eighth graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
National Educational Association
Courans
Hiinior Aligh School
Wahone
Shaahene
Tie
Tne
Sesson
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Wood River News
Salvation Army Drive
Patriotic Services
Geib
George Bock
Lester Coicklin
Jonn Kersey
Harry F. Mohler
Willae Pfiester
W. M. Rader
Leo Sturm
Willam Pittlee
Thomas M. Codley
Alghacinus Oarns
Lincoln County Civens
Lola Fine
Court House News
Paul R. Kartzke
Albert H. McArthur
Edward D. Fisher
R. H. Dalton
Ax A. T. Barelay
Der—Schwine
Filer—Jensen
McCollum
Ketchum- Halley
Callen
Camp Fremont
Callen Famiy
OUR
J. B. Wesson
Myrt Weaver, Jr
Cafff
Co. Io
16Th Infantry
Sam
Myrt
Army
James Barr
Jimmie
Rupert
Emma Johnson
Cambridge
Justin Doolittle
Frank Keef
Albert Francis Coates
Ethel Justice
Hagerman
Spring Creek
M. M. Mackay
Portland
Mr. Mackay
Henry Hell
Fromt Joronit Tieslay
Phillips
Pocatello
Oregon
Ezra Werry
Bellevue
Keefer & White
Weery
Ruby Grosse
Cobra
Nevada
Loiu Chrisman
Ptockgrowers
Ketchum
Bessie Newman
Sturgia
Portand
Daho Power Company
M. Edwar Gearford
Stra. C. Dowler
Sam Champonte
Mint
Chrisman
Mise Chrimnan
Miaw Jousie Cheminiin
Mies Lavin Mulfr
Gus Kenfer
Twi
Br. Ant
A. Dennlson
Mra
Sidney Smith
Ira
Fimeen
Ham Bes Hailey
Shostooe
Myrt Weaver
Hina
Ladies Aid Sariety
Edna Barber
Ethyl Shotwell
A. R. McMahon
Vernon Bailey
Howell Lyson
James R. Bothwell
Olivia Chapman
Anna Margaret Wallace
Salt Lake
Sarah and
Elizabeth Price
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